Like celebratory chimes pealing from the church after a sunlit morning service, Narcissi ‘Golden Bells’ triumphantly announces the commencement of spring. Adorned with large, flared, yellow trumpets forming a distinctive bell shape, the broad blooms of this botanical narcissus face upwards, attracting pollinators to nestle in their hollows.

Astonishingly free-flowering, one bulb will produce up to 15 heads, dancing above fine, grass-like foliage. This low-growing variety is shown to best advantage in rockeries, alpine beds, the edges of borders and containers. Narcissus ‘Golden Bells’ is remarkably vigorous and will form impressive carpets of colour if left to naturalise.

A fresh and zesty, balanced mixture of crisp white and rich yellow Large-Flowering Dutch Crocus.

This refreshing collection of superior Crocus bulbs is perfect for planting as a yearly harbinger of spring and indication of warmer times ahead with sunshine tones and gleaming petals.

Blooming during February and March, the large, glossy goblets create striking ribbons of colour when they flower in wide grassy areas. 

For a natural-looking effect, scatter the bulbs before planting beneath a mature tree.  The dappled shade provided by an early spring canopy will help the sun-loving, ethereal blooms last a little longer.

Crocuses are wonderful for naturalising and are great for attracting pollinators into the garden.

Bulbs will thrive best in a sunny spot, in well-drained, rich soil.

The Iris Purple Hill enchants with lush purple petals, each adorned with striking yellow and white blotches on the falls. This regal flower exudes sophistication and grace, rich colours creating a dramatic focal point in any garden.

As it blooms, Species Iris Purple Hill infuses the landscape with a sense of luxury and splendour, inviting admiration and adoration. The unique interplay of colours on its petals enhances its allure, making it a true garden jewel.